SLEUTHS IN PORT AWAIT CRIPPEN AND HIS TYPIST
The article reports Inspector Dew of Scotland Yard arriving from London to meet Crippen suspects aboard the steamship Montrose and to verify if John Robinson and Ethel Leneve are Dr. Hawley Harvey Crippen and his companion. Quebec police and Captain Kendall await warrants as the Montrose proceeds toward Father Point with a possible return to England for trial.
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John Robinson
Ethel Leneve
Montrose
Kendall
Father Point
Quebec
Dew
Scotlaria Yard
London
Laurentie
Montrow
Drrippen
Continents
Dew Aleme
Inspector Dew
America
Antwerp
Jotn Robinson
John Robinson, Jr
Ethel Clare Laneve
Montross
Misa Leneve
Auspiciona
Mias Leneve
England
Montee
Governor Smith Troop Move At Aragon Recalled
Former Secretary says Governor learned of a mob near Aragon and ordered troops sent in June 1908 to protect two black suspects accused of assault. He recalls contacting Sheriff Dempsey of Polk County and notes the governor acted on information received.
Hoke Smith Eaters His Policies Speech Published
Former Governor Hoke Smith upholds laws from his administration and other policies, discussing disfranchisement, registration, railroad commission, convict lease abolition, and free passes. He argues for equal opportunity over special privilege in Georgia's politics and outlines the campaign issues for the state contest.
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Waycross
Everior Hoke Smith
Railroad Commission
Prominent Cedartown Citizen Claims Sheriff Dempsey Bears It
Cedartown resident Hon. W oC Bunn testified in Atlanta before the supreme court that Sheriff Dempsey of Polk county did not call for troops to Aragon on June 23 1908. Troops were sent by Governor Smith on his own responsibility to quell unrest after two Negro youths were involved. Bunn said Dempsey would confirm this statement and spoke at a Polk county Joe Brown Club address. The governor can order troops in emergencies without sheriff approval. Further remarks referenced Calvin M Hitch’s executive office statement.
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Sheriff Dempsey
Polk County
Aragon
Smith
W Oc Bunn
Cedartown
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Dempsey
Joe Brown Club
C H Gorton
Buonauld
Mayer
Boon
Calvin M. Hitch
Astate
Speedway Races Two Conventions At Track Today
Atlanta speedway hosts two conventions with a 2 pm start for drivers and a 3 pm main race. Cars stream from Broad and Alabama Streets. tickets sold at Southern Soda Water Co. Gates open 1 pm. More than 100 cars across 20 makes expected. entries total 100 per event.
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South
Atlanta
Broad
Alabama
Spekewat
Werner of
Southern Soda Water Company
Admiretom Ticketage
Erandsiand
Binsebars
Virgizix Avenue
Parthesat
Southern Commercial Congress Plans Large Southern Meet In Atlanta
Executive committee of the Southern Commercial Congress approves two major gatherings in Atlanta next spring and fall. The aim is to widen the Congress scope and boost southern commercial progress with about 150 leaders from 16 states and over 10 000 attendees expected from Virginia to Texas. Georgia may send more than 2 000 enthusiasts to support the effort.
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Commercial Congress
South
Inga
Atlanta
Southern Commercial Congress
Jta
Virginia
Texas
Oklahoma
Georgia
Extended trial in Wasser's case and state bets
About 200 witnesses are expected as Inspector Abraham Wasser faces misconduct charges in a lengthy trial to begin Tuesday evening in the council chamber. The health board will host the inquiry after local butchers and stockmen accused Wasser of partiality toward packing houses and bias against local butchers. Separately, Joseph M. Brown carries $3,000 in bets that he will win the state race, with older wagers and new offers posted at the Kimball house as the betting pool expanded into Friday night.
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Moat
Abraham Wasser
Seaith Department
Council Chamber
Wasser
General Council
Sanitary Committee
Board of Health
Health Board
Telat
Jacob Cold & Co
Morris
Joseph M Brown
Kimball House
Henry H Schaul
Brown
Schaul
Mr Schaul
Deak
Jon Burns
Frank C Darts
C C Jones
Hoke Smith
Mr Jones
Davis
Joe Brown
Harding Named Ohio Gubernatorial Nominee by Republicans
Warren G Harding is nominated by Ohio Republicans for governor. A businessman, editor, and former Marion Star owner, he built a newspaper venture from $100 borrowed capital. Born in 1865 in Morrow County, he rose to influence in the Ohio Senate.
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W. G. Harding
Republicans OF
Ohio
Warren G Harding
Marion
Ohio Senate
Morrow County
Pennsylvania
Roosevelts interest in cotton warehouse plan sparks debate
Boston July 29 reports a conference at John Hammond's Gloucester home on a plan to store cotton in warehouses year round to aid growers rather than corner the market. Hammond Sully and Dalgleish described aims to standardize cotton and help growers pick seeds, with the project through General Cotton Securities Company. No steps were taken. The plan mirrors earlier National Farmers Union efforts and draws Southern producer attention. Roosevelt shows interest in Pinchot's candidacy while suppressing statements.
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Boston
United States
Jerce Wee
John Wi Hammond
Gloucester
Hammond Darilel
Sully
New York
Scott Dalgleisa
Cairo
Egypt
London
Reforma
General Cotton Securities Company
Hammond
Bully
Hirach Syndicata
Piley
Colton
Gloucester Masa
Coton
Messrs Hammond Sully
Dalgielsh
Messra Sully
Dalgleish
Boston Kermers Lolen
New Orleans
South
National Farmers Union
Giffard Pinchot
Theodore Roosevelt
St of Pensite
Lete
St Lindsay
Dy Samuel McKune Lindsay
Porto
Weather Forecast For Georgia Sees Ice Showers Sunday
Weather outlook for Georgia predicts partly cloudy skies with possible ice showers by Sunday. Temperatures range from low to high with variable conditions on Sunday night, and rainfall data shows measurable amounts for the 24 hour period and monthly deficit figures.
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Georgia
Professor M Callie Asked to Attend Congress
Professor Henry B Kummel, president of the Association of American State Geologists, asked Professor 3 W McCallie, late geologist of Georgia, to be one of five representatives of the association at Congress in St Paul, Minnesota, on September 25, 1910.
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Henry B Kummel
Association of American State Geologists
3 W McCallie
Georgia
Paul On
Mets
St Pa
Maddox rails at Smith address in Dewey-era campaign piece
Tam Maddox reports that Mr Smith’s published delivery at Waycross shows a shift toward weakness and less defiance. The statement omits key issues like the Durham mines and Polk county troop use, leaving supporters puzzled and the campaign tone subdued.
Foreword Advertising Talks Promotes Integrity in Ads
In January 1909 the editor of the New York Evening Mail agreed to print daily advertising talks. Beginning August 1 the same ongoing series will appear in this and other newspapers. The author asserts newspapers backing honest advertising uplift business integrity and pledges to share lessons from ethical promotion.
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NEW York Evening Mail
Evening Mail
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